I'm a beginner learning ethical hacking, and I'm struggling with HTML, JavaScript, and building a simple login-page clone for a local lab.

I'm interested in understanding how phishing simulations work, how HTTP form submissions are handled, and how defenders detect credential-harvesting attempts. I only want to use fictional test accounts in an isolated environment that I own.

Which beginner-friendly tools or guided labs would you recommend? Would you suggest learning the basics first or starting with a tool such as SET?

I'm not looking to collect real users' credentials. I'd appreciate advice from experienced penetration testers on the best learning path for someone who is still developing their programming skills.

@brilliant-Money-3823 am using AI slope by the way now because I can not write English 😁😁 and please don't upset from me. I Swear it is my first time to communicate with someone with very low IQ and analytical thinking like by jump into conclusions for anyone write well organized statements like I did ( may be which you not used to do write like that) that is AI slope , next time I will use Aliens to assist me stupid

Looking for a woman to hack my accounts devices and shame me is this even possible